Hi! Not asking for a team. I'm a Unity developer that's tired of Unity, so I'm giving Gotot 4 a try. Whenever I talk to other devs about their experience with Godot I get crickets (because my circle is just FULL of Godot developers /s). I figured I'd invite y'all to just talk about your experience with Godot, and maybe we can learn from each other. Good luck this jam!
I've just barely started with the documentation (practically a tutorial) over here:
https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/getting_started...
It looks like this portion is updated for Godot 4
this is what happens when making a game without making prototypes before:
the code architecture is messy because you make the game without a real plan.
so when i’m making a long-term game project (not a game jam), i make a lot of quick prototypes before the finished game, and i don’t reuse prototype code so the last attempt of writing the code will be much cleaner.
my GoGodotJam4 game is very simple, so it should take 2 weeks to rewrite everything (if i am remaking the same game with no surface-level improvements), so after the jam i could make a clean open-source version in 2 weeks (i will do this if enough voices want this).
